fen
@crayzeigh.com
mothermaidencronemaxxing
kinda gender fluid, but only the lesbian ones
pretty, basic, damp
she/they
kinda gender fluid, but only the lesbian ones
pretty, basic, damp
she/they
Pinned
fen
@crayzeigh.com
· Dec 18
It is 2025. The EHRC in the UK keeps trying to materialize a trans bathroom ban out of a muddled UKSC opinion third-sexing all trans people. A bill to criminalise those who provide trans minors with transition care passed in the US House of Representatives.
And cis "allies" still think this helps.
And cis "allies" still think this helps.
hey
cis folks
i am changing my sex.
hope this helps
cis folks
i am changing my sex.
hope this helps
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We’ve all trained ourselves to see car infrastructure as “normal” — and therefore its costs as invisible. Roads aren’t expensive, they’re just there. Parking spaces aren’t subsidies, they’re just “necessary”.
But a bus that runs on demand?
That’s
“spending taxpayer money”.
But a bus that runs on demand?
That’s
“spending taxpayer money”.
Here are my thoughts for all of you who are tired of hearing people tell them that alternative forms of transportation are “expensive”—while billions are poured into the car system.
For decades.
It's a framing game.
Devoid of content.
Fact-averse.
But successful.
medium.com/@Katja_Diehl...
For decades.
It's a framing game.
Devoid of content.
Fact-averse.
But successful.
medium.com/@Katja_Diehl...
The Framing Game: Why We Call Affordable Mobility “Too Costly” While Subsidizing Cars.
Or: How a society convinced itself that saving money is actually spending it
medium.com
February 15, 2026 at 6:35 PM
We’ve all trained ourselves to see car infrastructure as “normal” — and therefore its costs as invisible. Roads aren’t expensive, they’re just there. Parking spaces aren’t subsidies, they’re just “necessary”.
But a bus that runs on demand?
That’s
“spending taxpayer money”.
But a bus that runs on demand?
That’s
“spending taxpayer money”.
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It's also worth remembering that this narrative is Nazi in a way that actually pre-dates the Holocaust.
Hitler rose to power telling a story of a Germany shackled by guilt and shame (and of course the material concessions fallout) from WWI
Hitler rose to power telling a story of a Germany shackled by guilt and shame (and of course the material concessions fallout) from WWI
This message from the US State Department about "not wanting allies to be shackled by guilt and shame" is a pretty direct call-out to the German far-right argument that Germany has spent too long feeling guilty about the Holocaust, and needs to move on and stop doing remembrance.
February 15, 2026 at 4:47 PM
It's also worth remembering that this narrative is Nazi in a way that actually pre-dates the Holocaust.
Hitler rose to power telling a story of a Germany shackled by guilt and shame (and of course the material concessions fallout) from WWI
Hitler rose to power telling a story of a Germany shackled by guilt and shame (and of course the material concessions fallout) from WWI
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It was hard to conclude anything other than that DHS’s basic remit was to guard its authority and make sure it never waned.
January 19, 2026 at 3:41 AM
It was hard to conclude anything other than that DHS’s basic remit was to guard its authority and make sure it never waned.
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Lots of us used a pronoun labeler on here that has gone away, but there's a new pronoun labeler people are using.
Labelers can be confusing if you haven't used them before (& even if you have). They can be used in different ways.
This thread shows you how to use the pronoun labeler. 🧵
Labelers can be confusing if you haven't used them before (& even if you have). They can be used in different ways.
This thread shows you how to use the pronoun labeler. 🧵
February 11, 2026 at 8:18 PM
Lots of us used a pronoun labeler on here that has gone away, but there's a new pronoun labeler people are using.
Labelers can be confusing if you haven't used them before (& even if you have). They can be used in different ways.
This thread shows you how to use the pronoun labeler. 🧵
Labelers can be confusing if you haven't used them before (& even if you have). They can be used in different ways.
This thread shows you how to use the pronoun labeler. 🧵
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Yall, I am not a warehouse architect. I understand the warehouses are shitty as is and no one should be in them. But if billions weren’t being poured into DHS the point is that it could be poured into making unused real estate better right? Into helping people? We can all imagine this reality, yes?
February 15, 2026 at 5:52 PM
Yall, I am not a warehouse architect. I understand the warehouses are shitty as is and no one should be in them. But if billions weren’t being poured into DHS the point is that it could be poured into making unused real estate better right? Into helping people? We can all imagine this reality, yes?
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Someone has sure already made this observation but the fact they can convert all those empty warehouses into prison camps means they could have converted them into housing, community centers, job training centers or, hell, libraries or schools all along. It’s always a matter of will not resources.
February 15, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Someone has sure already made this observation but the fact they can convert all those empty warehouses into prison camps means they could have converted them into housing, community centers, job training centers or, hell, libraries or schools all along. It’s always a matter of will not resources.
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I like how libs like actively screech at anyone who points this out, and then these ghouls are just loudly and proudly taking credit for building up and funding the fascist apparatus.
Hillary Clinton: "More people were deported under my husband and Barack Obama without killing American citizens and without putting children into detention camps than were in the first Trump term or this first year of Trump's second term."
February 15, 2026 at 5:03 PM
I like how libs like actively screech at anyone who points this out, and then these ghouls are just loudly and proudly taking credit for building up and funding the fascist apparatus.
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I feel like I post this all the time but bear in mind that 1/3rd of employers admitted that they would break the law not to hire us. www.crosslandsolicitors.com/site/hr-hub/...
February 14, 2026 at 8:42 PM
I feel like I post this all the time but bear in mind that 1/3rd of employers admitted that they would break the law not to hire us. www.crosslandsolicitors.com/site/hr-hub/...
hahahahahaaaa
but fen, just apply to these tech jobs like you used to have why haven’t you gotten a job yet
but fen, just apply to these tech jobs like you used to have why haven’t you gotten a job yet
and this is in tech where, according to the stereotype, life is real easy for us and that’s why we all have high paid jobs, right??
February 14, 2026 at 10:30 PM
hahahahahaaaa
but fen, just apply to these tech jobs like you used to have why haven’t you gotten a job yet
but fen, just apply to these tech jobs like you used to have why haven’t you gotten a job yet
as bleak as it is, it’s actually really comforting to see other trans siblings in the same boat
i’ve been unemployed since i was laid off the end of 2024, draining my retirement
most recently got denied a job at a grocer who still has “hiring” signs all over…it’s a lot of work for rejections
i’ve been unemployed since i was laid off the end of 2024, draining my retirement
most recently got denied a job at a grocer who still has “hiring” signs all over…it’s a lot of work for rejections
there is an employment crisis among trans women and there always has been, but good luck getting people to see it
Still living this life after almost 8 months. A professional I know who works almost exclusively with trans people said almost all of them are unemployed.
February 14, 2026 at 10:28 PM
as bleak as it is, it’s actually really comforting to see other trans siblings in the same boat
i’ve been unemployed since i was laid off the end of 2024, draining my retirement
most recently got denied a job at a grocer who still has “hiring” signs all over…it’s a lot of work for rejections
i’ve been unemployed since i was laid off the end of 2024, draining my retirement
most recently got denied a job at a grocer who still has “hiring” signs all over…it’s a lot of work for rejections
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this is why i post asking for donations so much. i could only take being rejected by dozens of jobs that I didn't even want so much before just giving up on the world.
it took years to get a gaming job, they wouldn't let me transfer when I escaped Texas (2023), and ive had literally no luck since.
it took years to get a gaming job, they wouldn't let me transfer when I escaped Texas (2023), and ive had literally no luck since.
there is an employment crisis among trans women and there always has been, but good luck getting people to see it
Still living this life after almost 8 months. A professional I know who works almost exclusively with trans people said almost all of them are unemployed.
February 14, 2026 at 10:11 PM
this is why i post asking for donations so much. i could only take being rejected by dozens of jobs that I didn't even want so much before just giving up on the world.
it took years to get a gaming job, they wouldn't let me transfer when I escaped Texas (2023), and ive had literally no luck since.
it took years to get a gaming job, they wouldn't let me transfer when I escaped Texas (2023), and ive had literally no luck since.
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Once you’ve entered into an argument about, say, ethnic or religious cleansing, you’ve essentially legitimised the idea of somebody’s right to continue to exist is up for debate and that cleansing all the minorities and cleansing nobody at all are equally extreme or valid points of view.
February 14, 2026 at 10:03 PM
Once you’ve entered into an argument about, say, ethnic or religious cleansing, you’ve essentially legitimised the idea of somebody’s right to continue to exist is up for debate and that cleansing all the minorities and cleansing nobody at all are equally extreme or valid points of view.
really thinking about this one lately
February 14, 2026 at 9:14 PM
really thinking about this one lately
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Yes. Good.
BREAKING: Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shuts down due to lack of funding
February 14, 2026 at 5:48 AM
Yes. Good.
world of warcraft. nothing even remotely close to this top spot
I haven’t played really since cataclysm, but by then I had at least one toon over 100days /played
I haven’t played really since cataclysm, but by then I had at least one toon over 100days /played
Name a videogame you've put 500 hours into.
February 14, 2026 at 5:42 AM
world of warcraft. nothing even remotely close to this top spot
I haven’t played really since cataclysm, but by then I had at least one toon over 100days /played
I haven’t played really since cataclysm, but by then I had at least one toon over 100days /played
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If Stephen Miller switches parties to become a Democrat, wins the dem primary, and is the candidate vs. Trump in the next election, I will not vote for Stephen Miller.
He is awful, his policies are awful, and it doesn't matter if he'd be "better" than Trump.
This is a post about Gavin Newsom.
He is awful, his policies are awful, and it doesn't matter if he'd be "better" than Trump.
This is a post about Gavin Newsom.
February 14, 2026 at 4:31 AM
If Stephen Miller switches parties to become a Democrat, wins the dem primary, and is the candidate vs. Trump in the next election, I will not vote for Stephen Miller.
He is awful, his policies are awful, and it doesn't matter if he'd be "better" than Trump.
This is a post about Gavin Newsom.
He is awful, his policies are awful, and it doesn't matter if he'd be "better" than Trump.
This is a post about Gavin Newsom.
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People who see “voting isn’t how you get real change, just choosing the conditions you organize under” as arguing for voter apathy are telling on themselves that they only see politics as something to do occasionally on a ballot, not built every day through community, solidarity & collective action.
February 13, 2026 at 11:38 AM
People who see “voting isn’t how you get real change, just choosing the conditions you organize under” as arguing for voter apathy are telling on themselves that they only see politics as something to do occasionally on a ballot, not built every day through community, solidarity & collective action.
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like as @taliabhatt.itch.io points out "they don't claim to be real women" is usually code for "they know they can't get pregnant" which only means the same thing on a profoundly misogynist version of "womanhood." anyway i was reading wikipedias about tuvalu and got mad
February 13, 2026 at 6:37 AM
like as @taliabhatt.itch.io points out "they don't claim to be real women" is usually code for "they know they can't get pregnant" which only means the same thing on a profoundly misogynist version of "womanhood." anyway i was reading wikipedias about tuvalu and got mad
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"Anglo culture includes a subordinated caste of gender-outliers known as 'trans women'; while the term is constructed from the word 'women' and a prefix implying 'to become,' it is understood that smart members of this caste know they remain biologically inferior to trve women (see Rowling 2020)."
February 13, 2026 at 8:05 AM
"Anglo culture includes a subordinated caste of gender-outliers known as 'trans women'; while the term is constructed from the word 'women' and a prefix implying 'to become,' it is understood that smart members of this caste know they remain biologically inferior to trve women (see Rowling 2020)."
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Good. Keep going
Ring cancels its partnership with Flock Safety after surveillance backlash
Ring cancels its partnership with Flock Safety after surveillance backlash
Flock off
buff.ly
February 12, 2026 at 11:38 PM
Good. Keep going
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“Minneapolis Shows Us Anarchism at Work” — an opinion by Emma Arcadia. Originally published at @assignedmedia.org; republished with permission.
Minneapolis Shows Us Anarchism at Work
This article was originally published by Emma Arcadia on February 3, 2026, in Assigned Media and is republished here with the express permission of both the author and the original publication. The Ou...
independentpoliticalreport.com
February 12, 2026 at 6:24 PM
“Minneapolis Shows Us Anarchism at Work” — an opinion by Emma Arcadia. Originally published at @assignedmedia.org; republished with permission.
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Another must watch video.
"What they say is not the truth."
They're still out there abducting people today and we still need people out there observing and patrolling (stationary or on the move). Mutual aid is still needed, pretty much everything we've been doing is still needed.
"What they say is not the truth."
They're still out there abducting people today and we still need people out there observing and patrolling (stationary or on the move). Mutual aid is still needed, pretty much everything we've been doing is still needed.
Someone was abducted at 10 AM by ICE on Central Ave. Their coworker says they’ve lived here for over 20 years, are documented, and have 3 kids who were born here.
Don’t be fooled by headlines when they’ve been lying to us the whole time. We still need you out patrolling until every agent is gone.
Don’t be fooled by headlines when they’ve been lying to us the whole time. We still need you out patrolling until every agent is gone.
February 12, 2026 at 6:19 PM
Another must watch video.
"What they say is not the truth."
They're still out there abducting people today and we still need people out there observing and patrolling (stationary or on the move). Mutual aid is still needed, pretty much everything we've been doing is still needed.
"What they say is not the truth."
They're still out there abducting people today and we still need people out there observing and patrolling (stationary or on the move). Mutual aid is still needed, pretty much everything we've been doing is still needed.