She’s Taken It Upon Herself
Not a lady, but a they-dy, obviously:
This is what happens when you hire woke. When they tell you who they are, believe them. pic.twitter.com/gk4EGnahps
— Catch Up (@CatchUpFeed) September 5, 2023
As an employer, the person paying for this privilege, you’d never tire of that.
Previously and entirely unrelated:
Following which, I added:
Oh, and we mustn’t forget the male teacher who required three months of paid medical leave, supposedly due to emotional exhaustion and “severe burnout” on account of the small children in his class being reluctant to lie about the sex of the person teaching them. The honesty of small children – who used the words mister and he – had rendered him unfit for work.
And every employer would walk over hot coals for an employee who demands validation of his psychodrama from other people’s children. And who, when this bold stratagem fails, retires to his fainting couch for months on end.
Update, via the comments:
Behold, another model employee:
Male teacher who thinks he’s a woman says he had a conversation with a student about growing fake bre*sts and is upset that other students haven’t noticed his “additions” yet.
These are the people teaching your kids pic.twitter.com/i5ouCKHQ5S
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) October 8, 2024
Just so we’re clear. He’s a teacher who wants the children he teaches to notice – and comment on – his breasts. Or his approximation of breasts.
And surely that’s what every parent hopes for in a teacher.
Consider this an open thread.
I’d say the stapled condoms were worse, because you can see the puncture and the tendency of rubber to tear is demonstrable and frequently seen. Magnetism, on the other hand, is invisible and somewhat mysterious and many people don’t actually know that floppy disks are magnetic and are vulnerable to magnetic fields. The more a phenomenon is physical, hold-in-your-hands, the more readily apprehended it is by anyone.
Band name.
Determination, or weird monomania, or unhappy compulsion. There are broad but fairly obvious personality differences that inform a person’s politics, and the extent to which political agitation consumes a person’s life.
Normal people – people who aren’t desperate to describe themselves as activists and thereby impress their peers – tend to find meaning and pleasure elsewhere. I don’t think normal people regard politics as an end in itself or a good way to pass the time. It’s something done – if at all – briefly, occasionally, when necessary, or in a crisis.
For activists, it’s always a crisis. Because that’s who they are.
And as we’ve seen many times, a crisis, even a manufactured or entirely hallucinatory one, is a pretext to indulge in recreational spite.
My relatives are generally too busy with their families and jobs and whatever to spend days on end obstructing traffic, or harassing random strangers, or vandalising an art gallery.
We’re going to need a cool logo.
Thnaks.
Were you in the 7th Division? You inherited my dad’s old job from right after the war (WWII, the big one). Short Arm Inspection. He and a couple of medics would do exactly that. Inspect the men, inspect the w-houses, declare which were off limits. Did that as part of setting up the post-war police administration in Seoul.