Vy Kay
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"I rode a tank / Held a general's rank / When the blitzkrieg raged / And the bodies stank"
Nuff said
Nuff said
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Hey, sorry for the intrusion. Just need a few info pls. I'm coming back to sm, 46, and I'm clueless about the etiquette and rules around here. Could you please gimme some links? All I find is outdated. Found u in that (may I repost?) Thanks!
bsky.app/profile/cppi...
Hey, sorry for the intrusion. Just need a few info pls. I'm coming back to sm, 46, and I'm clueless about the etiquette and rules around here. Could you please gimme some links? All I find is outdated. Found u in that (may I repost?) Thanks!
December 27, 2025 at 4:34 AM
@cppilgram.bsky.social
bsky.app/profile/cppi...
Hey, sorry for the intrusion. Just need a few info pls. I'm coming back to sm, 46, and I'm clueless about the etiquette and rules around here. Could you please gimme some links? All I find is outdated. Found u in that (may I repost?) Thanks!
bsky.app/profile/cppi...
Hey, sorry for the intrusion. Just need a few info pls. I'm coming back to sm, 46, and I'm clueless about the etiquette and rules around here. Could you please gimme some links? All I find is outdated. Found u in that (may I repost?) Thanks!
Reposted by Vy Kay
The term “kiddie fiddlers” should not be used, it trivialises CSA, dehumanises victims, & undermines how seriously these crimes are understood and treated. Using slur-like or jokey language also feeds stigma & victim‑blaming cultures that already make it harder for children and adult survivors.
December 26, 2025 at 7:34 AM
The term “kiddie fiddlers” should not be used, it trivialises CSA, dehumanises victims, & undermines how seriously these crimes are understood and treated. Using slur-like or jokey language also feeds stigma & victim‑blaming cultures that already make it harder for children and adult survivors.
Sex, 26 dec 2025
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In 1966 Germany, they held conferences to decide what term to use when "employing foreign workers."
The term "foreign worker" was out of the question, as it was recognized by it's use by the Third Reich referring to millions of foreigners in forced labor.
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In 1966 Germany, they held conferences to decide what term to use when "employing foreign workers."
The term "foreign worker" was out of the question, as it was recognized by it's use by the Third Reich referring to millions of foreigners in forced labor.
December 26, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Sex, 26 dec 2025
Post one
In 1966 Germany, they held conferences to decide what term to use when "employing foreign workers."
The term "foreign worker" was out of the question, as it was recognized by it's use by the Third Reich referring to millions of foreigners in forced labor.
Post one
In 1966 Germany, they held conferences to decide what term to use when "employing foreign workers."
The term "foreign worker" was out of the question, as it was recognized by it's use by the Third Reich referring to millions of foreigners in forced labor.