I’m Assuming They Haven’t Been Up All Night

Worst gay club ever.

Someone brought up the value of shame wrt crime. I think lack of shame has a lot to do with the current rampant mental illness. Not talking about illness with a medical basis like psychosis. A lot of the mental illness today falls into neurosis, narcissism, obsession, and general weirdness. Shame would let you know that certain thoughts and behaviors are out of line, and you could work to overcome them. For example, guys would discover that girls are put off by whiny guys, and they would knock it off. Jobs would make it clear that one must dress nice and behave. Or your job on the farm would simply be unforgiving of narcissism and weirdness. Now, you can not only avoid negative feedback but you get positive reinforcement for being weird. The more weird the better. No reality check for many people. Not an ideal situation.

In the dominant culture, there is a lot of celebration of romance and love (like valentine’s day), but we do not get overt celebration of sex per se. Now, however, there are a bunch of alphabet people whose identity is defined by sex acts. To be “celebrated” we must not elide the sex they do, we must overtly mention it and be “happy” about it. So if elementary kids do Valentine’s day (which never mentions sex itself), they must also do queer day (month) and explicitly be exposed to gay sex. It would be possible to feel included in valentine’s day if gay (since romance is romance), but this is not what the activists want.

Broomstick Sikhs.

An interesting new fact. Blue Beetle had already robbed that same 7-11 twice in the past 24 hours.

Ooh, now do trans-sexualism.

Ooh, now do trans-sexualism.

By Emi Tuyetnhi Tran

Since before she hit double digits, Alisa, 15, said she has felt a special connection with Japan. The high school student, who asked to be anonymous for fear of being doxxed online, was born in Ukraine and lives in Maryland, but she now goes by the Japanese name Miyuki and listens to “subliminals” that promise she will wake up and be Japanese. So far, she believes that by listening to YouTube videos with lo-fi music and photos of East Asian facial features while she sleeps, her vision has cleared, her eyelids have become smaller and her hair is just a bit darker.

And when I was 15 I thought I was going to be a rock star, which was even less likely becoming a Japanese. It’ll soon be time for her to grow out of this, but if Alisa thinks she’s a Jap at 15, it shows that she’s got a soul, empathy, imagination. And that she admires the Japanese, which is a nice thing.

As far as I know, Alisa and the thousands like her aren’t going to Japan, demanding that the Japanese to treat them like one of their own, and treating any hesitancy or skepticism as evidence of the moral illegitimacy of the Japanese people (not that japanese people are a real thing, experts agreeing that “japanese” is a cultural construct emerging from a dark history of discrimination against the Gaijin).

“A post on TikTok appeared to promote an organised “robbery” of an Oxford Street store”.

I wonder if that little POS Mizzy was involved? However it’s more likely he is working on his media career.

“Everything flew in out of the blue,” Germanotta said.

“This is known as ‘bad luck’.”
–Robert Heinlein