Tag: transgender violence

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Darren “Eleanor” Rigby, who keeps not only his face, but also his breasts and his labia in a jar by the door, was in the news in Britain this June after threatening to shoot up several all-girls’ schools in The Beatles’ old stamping grounds of Liverpool and the surrounding district of Merseyside. Well, I say Rigby’s escapades were in the news; in fact, all mainstream reporting of the matter was ever so slightly circumscribed and incomplete. Because Darren is a deranged transsexual. (more…)

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Max West writes at Logical Meme, on X at @Logicalmeme, and is the author of Normism: The Philosophy of Norm Macdonald (2021).

In this essay, I argue that the movie Weapons (2025) is a latent critique of radical transgender ideology, particularly its barbaric application to children and its associated violence (e.g., Trantifa, trans-related school shootings, etc.). Whether this critique is the subtle intention of the film’s writer/director Zach Cregger or is an unconscious byproduct of his art, Weapons channels our society’s collective anxiety over the trans issue. (more…)

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In a free society people should be free to make bad choices—within reason. Innocently enjoying a cigarette on your neighbor’s back patio during a Super Bowl party certainly qualifies as reasonable. If a person wants to risk dying of lung cancer in his mid-fifties, that’s his decision. Smoking is an example of a destructive and annoying habit, which, when practiced in the privacy of one’s home or in pre-designated public spaces, should not be banned. (more…)