I am a Gargoyle of Beelzebub and I also paint rocks with the quotes of (mainly) Women who inspire me. Every Terf Rock is hand painted I DO NOT use AI.
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For anyone who’s been following my posts about Gorgeous George you might be interested in how our paths crossed. It was destiny, it was love at first sight, and I just knew he was meant to come and live with me.
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You’re not a woman, you never will be, you’re a pervy bloke with boobs 🤢 & you belong in the men’s toilets & changing rooms with all the other blokes. And if choose to cross a sex based boundary then you are a predator and a danger to women, young girls & little girls.
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The trans ideology's view of women is that of the kidnapper who hopes their victim will succumb to Stokholm Syndrome.
Pure, twisted, madness. 😬
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Brave father CONFRONTS school board for doing the unthinkable, what happens next will give you chills.!!!
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Reading David Walliams’ book “The Boy in the Dress” made me realise that, against the odds, I still have it in me to be naive on matters of gender identity.
I imagined the book (aimed at 8-12-year-olds) to be a clumsy celebration of so-called gender non-conformity. I imagined a boy who likes pink and princesses, perhaps facing some pushback from classmates and family, ultimately being at peace with wearing a dress and embracing his feminine side. I imagined a book that I’d have some issues with, but which I might not dismiss entirely. After all, gender incongruence/gender non-conformity is a marvellous and often natural thing. Boys can like pink. Maybe the book had something positive to say, even if I had to overlook some nonsense, I thought.
The book is so much worse than that…so much worse than I imagined possible for any book aimed at kids. It’s creepy as anything.
Here are a few extracts…
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"It has a rebellious spirit and the ability to connect women and draw us closer together. In a culture that, traditionally, works to separate and pit women against one another, shared laughter can be a source of strength." Brooke Boland
#DoYourPelvicFloorExercises
1. This is a brilliant video by @KnownHeretic that can be sent to those who believe men can be women. She starts by saying “Here’s a question you can ask your friends”. I’ve put her questions into something you can take a screen shot of & in part 2 included the YouTube link.
“When did you start believing?” by Amy D. Sousa
I figured the image of the questions might be a good thing to include as we know THEY don’t like to take the time to be educated but they may cast an eye over the questions in an image format.
youtu.be/cWDnpaOwWys?is=MCMi…
“When did you start believing?” by Amy D. Sousa
I figured the image of the questions might be a good thing to include as we know THEY don’t like to take the time to be educated but they may cast an eye over the questions in an image format.
youtu.be/cWDnpaOwWys?is=MCMi…
Credit to @ThatAussieWoman 😘
Under UK law, employers must now take all reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace.
I think telling men that dressing up like a plastic sex doll is unprofessional and likely to be experienced as unwanted conduct of a sexual nature that creates an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating, or offensive environment for female colleagues and students is a reasonable step.
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If you are in Melbourne on November 5 (next Thursday evening) and want to go to the premier of this extraordinary documentary about the impacts of trans ideology in Australia, DM me & I’ll give you the details 🩷
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RIP Patrick Stewart. What an actor. I still can’t believe he agreed to do this scene. And he didn’t even mind when I ruined every take. Legend.
