@Bozza

Search feature?

Yeah, up top. Thing kicks ass once you know how to use it.

For example, if you want to search me, enter "+magashiv" (minus the quotation marks) and whatever other terms you want. If you try to search my full username, the hyphen is a minus sign, and so your results will include every post in which someone says "typo" but no instances of "magashiv".

I learned that after months of thinking the search sucked lol.

But anyway, underscores tend to fuck it up.

You have to type it out manually (and hope you got it right)

What?

@Bozza

Gayyyyy

No, u.

@Bozza yes, hat is gender. Glove is gender. You are gender. I am gender.

we are gender.

@SeasonedRP Then hat is "gender"?

@Bozza "Gender" started being used as part of an agenda. The two terms aren't the same.

@Typo-MAGAshiv Gayyyyy

Double V cards.

Been watching a bunch of US bodycam videos on YouTube recently.

We get Police shows here in the UK but they're fairly mild.

The US ones though are fucking crazy. You guys put crack in the water in the US or something?

@Typo-MAGAshiv

Search feature?

You have to type it out manually (and hope you got it right)

@First-light I see it as an extension of Karl Popper's Paradox of Tolerance or "weak men create tough times".

Ironically the left love to trot out Karl Popper as a reason for why their brand of politics is better than everyone else’s.

But the point is that Feminism and the rise of these ideologies can only exist because of the foundations that were already in place. None of this came about from building anything.

You take away the structures of Western civilisation and these movements cannot sustain themselves. They are paper castles.

@Typo-MAGAshiv I'm a bit confused.

Obviously as far as I'm concerned the two are interchangeable. You had gendered toilets (male/female), or you fill in a form and it would ask your sex/gender and they were essentially the same thing (male/female).

I get (somewhat) where lurker is coming from that gender is linguistic - languages have gendered terms. But that seems to me more of a pedantic/academic argument.

But maybe I'm missing the bigger picture here?