Showing posts with label sexuality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexuality. Show all posts
Thursday, 11 August 2016
Augmented Reality Gets Too Real
Once upon a time, gods and angels came unto the people in the night and had their way with them. Later, demonic succubi and incubi were the culprits. More recently, sinister alien Reptilians and butt-probing Greys did the deed. Today, these strange hauntings have adapted to the shifting zeitgeist, and a woman in Moscow claims to have been raped by a Pokemon.
Labels:
dreams,
psychology,
sexuality,
technology,
virtual reality
Thursday, 4 August 2016
Gender Disparity in Sentencing Benefits Transsexual
Caitlyn Jenner may keep the gold medal she earned in the men's decathlon, but Gina Owen will not be held accountable for her sexual crimes as a man, because "she was literally a different person when she committed these offences."
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
"A good manner in the village"
In Malawi it is believed that a forty-something man with HIV being paid to have sex with 12-year-olds is an important cleansing to avoid the infection of the community by the girls' irresponsible ways.
British Doctors See Over 100 Cases of FGM Every Week
Although it is not a British tradition, Britain has had a law against female genital mutilation for over thirty years. Nevertheless, health authorities recorded over 5,700 cases in just one year. The parents and their children do not perceive this as abuse, and curiously, neither does the law, as no convictions have been brought.
Thursday, 7 July 2016
George Takei Not Impressed By Story Change in His Honour
In the ongoing march of cultural appropriation, Star Trek's Hikaru Sulu (who was the only character shown to have a daughter in the original timeline, and who made advances on Uhura while space-drunk) is now gay--because writing new characters, and telling characters apart from the actors who played them, is hard.
Labels:
creativity,
film,
science fiction,
sexuality,
television
Tuesday, 21 June 2016
"The precise motivation for the rampage remains unclear"
Here’s who the New York Times blames, in order: Republican
politicians, Republican-led state legislatures, Republican governors,
Republican federal lawmakers, Donald Trump, Mitch McConnell, Ted Cruz,
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Texas Attorney
General Ken Paxton, Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant, anyone who believes in
traditional marriage, anyone who’s ever voted to preserve traditional
marriage, and anyone who has ever voted for anyone who believes in or
has voted to preserve traditional marriage.
Labels:
absurdity,
community,
government,
journalism,
law,
media,
narrative,
politics,
propaganda,
religion,
sexuality
Monday, 13 June 2016
Terrorist Was Kind Of A Jerk
Omar Mateen was toxic, unhinged, unstable, racist, homophobic, prone to talking about killing people, and employed, prior to killing or injuring over a hundred people in Orlando. A former co-worker left his job to get away from Mateen, and isn't at all surprised at what happened. Their employer tolerated the man's offenses because he was Muslim, but don't you dare suggest he took up arms for the same reason.
Sunday, 12 June 2016
Enriching Experiences on German Buses
Teen girls in Germany are being sexually assaulted by migrant men on public transit on a daily basis, but they haven't said anything because their elders have told them we mustn't judge.
Labels:
community,
government,
human rights,
migration,
politics,
propaganda,
sexuality
Sunday, 22 May 2016
Elijah Wood and Hollywood
Elijah Wood, himself having avoided being preyed upon by Hollywood moguls, has seen enough, heard enough, and read enough to break ranks and attest to the presence of organised child abuse in the global centre of culture creation.
Labels:
conspiracy,
film,
narrative,
propaganda,
sexuality,
slavery,
television
Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Muslims Prize Canadian Freedoms
Canadian Muslims are more proud of being Canadian than non-Muslim Canadians--but young Muslims are more attached to their religious identity than their parents, more likely to value Canada for its multiculturalism and diversity rather than its freedom and democracy, more likely to be pessimistic about discrimination, and more likely to say their faith is more important to them than their nationality.
More female Muslims are wearing the niqab than ten years ago, with the largest growth among young people who have been to university. In general, Muslims with less education are more likely to wear the niqab, but not in Canada.
Almost twice as many Muslims as non-Muslims think that the father should be the master of the house, and less than half as many think homosexuality should be accepted by society. 89% of Muslims report being satisfied with the direction Canada is going, compared with 56% of non-Muslims.
"Muslim Canadians," itself a discrimination, say they have experienced discrimination more than that reported by the "general population," an apparently undifferentiated mass. How it could be logically otherwise is unclear.
More female Muslims are wearing the niqab than ten years ago, with the largest growth among young people who have been to university. In general, Muslims with less education are more likely to wear the niqab, but not in Canada.
Almost twice as many Muslims as non-Muslims think that the father should be the master of the house, and less than half as many think homosexuality should be accepted by society. 89% of Muslims report being satisfied with the direction Canada is going, compared with 56% of non-Muslims.
"Muslim Canadians," itself a discrimination, say they have experienced discrimination more than that reported by the "general population," an apparently undifferentiated mass. How it could be logically otherwise is unclear.
Labels:
academia,
community,
conformity,
education,
family,
government,
human rights,
law,
migration,
morality,
politics,
religion,
sexuality
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Lawyer Practices Law
Jian Ghomeshi's lawyer egregiously denies that she betrayed all women by successfully defending her client in a court of law. "We know as a matter of human nature, some people tell the truth, some people don't," the traitor said. Outrage at the acquittal has been accompanied by the hashtag, "#IBelieveSurvivors," not at all begging the question.
Saturday, 12 March 2016
Solidarity in Heels
Male servers at Ottawa restaurant Union Local 613 wore dresses and heels to work for part of a shift last Wednesday, after seeing on TV that some women feel compelled to wear sexy outfits to work. Reportedly the men felt uncomfortable. Their feet hurt. People made jokes and stared. It was ridiculous. We should all wear identical burlap boilersuits, and be done with sexual dimorphism. It's a failed experiment.
Wednesday, 20 January 2016
Refugees Rescued Woman From Refugees
It has emerged that a 27-year-old American neuroscience student was protected from being sexually assaulted by Syrian refugees by Syrian refugees.
On New Year's Eve in Cologne and other European cities, hundreds of young male economic migrants from North Africa and the Middle East abused, assaulted, robbed or raped at least a hundred young European women. Europe has learned the expression "taharrush gamea" for what is apparently a phenomenon not without precedent in the Islamic world. In this case fireworks were used to distract the crowd, and premeditated posses surrounded vulnerable women to assault them.
Thankfully one group created a protective cordon around one woman to prevent her from being raped. This demonstrates that not all Muslims are bad people, thereby negating any possible concern about cultural incompatibilities.
On New Year's Eve in Cologne and other European cities, hundreds of young male economic migrants from North Africa and the Middle East abused, assaulted, robbed or raped at least a hundred young European women. Europe has learned the expression "taharrush gamea" for what is apparently a phenomenon not without precedent in the Islamic world. In this case fireworks were used to distract the crowd, and premeditated posses surrounded vulnerable women to assault them.
Thankfully one group created a protective cordon around one woman to prevent her from being raped. This demonstrates that not all Muslims are bad people, thereby negating any possible concern about cultural incompatibilities.
Saturday, 19 December 2015
Star Wars porn sees 500% sales growth in two weeks
"The spike in sales for the parody is representative of a much larger
trend of brand-specific merchandise for Star Wars, which shows the strong bond fans have with the movies."
Thursday, 17 December 2015
New Miley Cyrus Music Video Promotes The Sexualization of Infants
The transformation from a seemingly wholesome American girl into super
whore (sex slave) began young, with it becoming obvious to anyone with a
semi-functional brain that Miley was being sexually exploited, and also
being used to transform her fans into pornographic prepubescents.
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Florida boy, 9, threatened with sexual harassment charges for writing love note
"I like you," the Tampa fourth grader in the Hillsborough County Public
Schools district wrote inside a heart drawing. "I like your hair because
it is not sloppy. I like your eyes because they sparkle like diamonds."
Labels:
absurdity,
communication,
education,
language,
law,
poetry,
psychology,
sexuality
Tuesday, 28 July 2015
Satanic statue unveiled in Detroit
Friday, 22 May 2015
Americans' Over-Sensitive 'Gaydar' Misses Mark by 600%
"Only 1.6 percent of adults said they were homosexual, and 0.7
percent self-identified as bisexuals. The overwhelming majority – more
than 96 percent – classified themselves as straight.
According to Gallup, all available estimates of the actual homosexual population in the United States are 'far lower' than what Americans estimate."
According to Gallup, all available estimates of the actual homosexual population in the United States are 'far lower' than what Americans estimate."
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