https://www.lifenews.com/2020/07/29/liberal-writer-trashes-conservative-women-theyre-honorary-men-not-real-women/

This article, a "hit piece" on conservative women, seems like fodder for some memes.

In a culture that apparently (I'm not that conversant in this) values "gender fluidity" or some such, it would seem desirable to seek to become a man, correct? Or is it only desirable to alter your body to have a male body but not to have "male privilege"? Is it disgusting to be a conservative woman because the men you know might agree with your viewpoints and for that you are now an "honorary man"?

These people (Hollywood hangers on and the like, plus liberal media and DS shills) are gibbering now.

>>10123305

I think you're making a good point. "Coincidentally" I was just looking at a list of the members of Congress and realizing most just "bought" their offices. We don't really have a valid election or political process right now. Simply miraculous that Trump got in, I think.

Yes, it matters that so many stories are "pre-written". We've seen this a lot, here, haven't we? Stories on shootings with times into the future, etc.

I think stories about toxic sanitizing chemicals are really important right now. We are being sold so much to prevent "muh corona" when safe and effective HCQ is denied to most of us. Instead, we are being sold products that can be much more dangerous than the theoretical (for most of us) risk of "coronavirus".

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/07/28/14000-people-may-have-killed-south-koreas-toxic-humidifiers/

I saw a story recently about Reckitt Benckiser and sanitizing of airplanes, I believe. This company apparently has a history of selling a dangerous chemical. In this case a South Korean branch of the company sold a product for sanitizing humidifiers that turned out to be deadly for some people.

If you read the story the stats are absolutely shocking. Something like half a million people sought medical treatment. Most were for rhinitis but significant numbers of people developed lung disease, skin disease and asthma. Having lung disease or asthma would likely increase your risk of morbidity and mortality from "coronavirus"!

>>10123566

If you are so unfortunate as to have seen those "low income housing mandates" in place, you will know this is good news! Does nothing for low income people or middle class, either. Good riddance.