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I’m gonna be very clear here. I think Kristi Noem should be thrown in jail and her entire family investigated for crimes. I also think it’s gross as fuck to shame the fuck out of her husband publicly for having a private sex kink.
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Anonymous 6w

I’m happy someone agrees. I find it weird how we are hyper fixated on things that honestly don’t matter rn. Like bro gas is almost $5 a gallon where I’m at why should I gaf that Kristi Noem’s husband is a cross dresser/what he does in public? Is it ironic? Yea it is. Does it help lower the price of gas of livestock feed tho?

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Anonymous 6w
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Anonymous 6w

I think it’s okay to shame problematic kinks like sissy stuff. it’s extremely transphobic and bad.

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Anonymous 6w

I literally could not care less about shaming people who are rigidly conservative for clearly failing to live up to THEIR OWN STANDARDS. I don’t give a shit about the kink, I find the IRONY of it funny.

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Anonymous 6w

Real shit

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6w

What about being a sissy makes it inherently transphobic and bad? Can someone not be sexually aroused by those things in an ethical way? This is a serious question.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 6w

Because the conception of femininity and womanhood that goes with it is super misogynistic, particularly because it goes hand in hand with humiliation (i.e. femininity is humiliating). the shit those dudes say about trans women is horrific

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6w

What about wanting to be degraded and to present as feminine in a sexual context is inherently wrong? I just don’t know if I agree that we should be morally policing other people’s sex lifes, even if a portion of the community says poor things about trans people. I don’t really see how that generalization means nobody should be able to enjoy any of that stuff.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 6w

Just trust me friend, that aspect of cross dressing and kink is a fucking CISPIT of fetishized racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, basically it’s where conservatives get their views on trans/gay people

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Anonymous replying to -> thereal._.ruckus 6w

Besides, we’re talking about someone who supports Kristi Noem, do we really need to make up a reason to laugh at this guy

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 5w

I mean this with respect, but if the only reason you can give as to why someone shouldn’t be able to practice a sex act with a consenting adult is “trust me bro” i’m prone to disagree.

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 5w

This.

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 5w

The difference is that sissy stuff is a super misogynistic, unethical fetish.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 5w

I’ve asked multiple times for you to explain why, but everyone has refused to give me a reason it’s unethical except for “trust me bro”. If you’re going to push a narrative that we should restrict what consenting adults can do in the privacy of their own bedroom - you should at least be able to substantiate why that thing is harmful.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 5w

Would you make fun of someone’s body who’s body shamed in the past? How do you think people who agree with you, but look similar to the thing you’re making fun of will take that? I think this is just a roundabout way to both shit on a horrible person’s family, while also using it to reastbalish gender roles, ostracizing a person for behaving in a private manner sexually in a way that society doesn’t approve of.

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