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Your 30-year-old all-natural tattooed stoner gamer veteran housewife next door. 👩🏻 She/Her 💋 Omni/Polyam 🐐𖤐 Satanist 🚫✝️ Ex-Evangelical

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Of course! 🥰
November 8, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Reposted by Trinity Blair 🥀🔞+ (age in bio or blocked)
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When it comes to The Satanic Temple, there's always more, and it's always worse:

queersatanic.com/today-is-a-g...
Today is a good day for The Satanic Temple to release its finances
A former member of The Satanic Temple made TikTok videos critical of the Temple and the widespread myths of its abortion-access loophole. She wanted to make sure people knew that being a member of the...
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November 7, 2025 at 11:11 PM
Reposted by Trinity Blair 🥀🔞+ (age in bio or blocked)
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We make a lot of these same points here:
queersatanic.com/does-the-sat...

But yeah, The Satanic Temple has even got caught admitting to this in court depositions.

Yellow highlight deposition:
www.courtlistener.com/docket/72746...

Green and blue:
www.courtlistener.com/docket/72746...
Q. Okay. And when a person makes -- makes a purchase on TheSatanicTemple.com of one of these items, where does that money go? Does it go to a particular -- one of the particular legal entities? Or does it go into an account controlled by you? Or by Malcolm Jarry? Or what happens to that? A. Well, that -- that goes into a general fund. Q. Okay. A general fund for non-tax exempt contributions? A. A -- a general fund I guess generated by the -- by the for-profit incorporation of The Satanic Temple. Q. Okay. And so that would be -- that would be the United Federation of Churches? A. I assume. I assume so. Q. Okay. So what all of business expenses does Satanic Temple pay for? A. Are you able to narrow this down at all? Q. Well, sure. Say, take housing. A. No. Well, I mean, if you consider having taken ayment that goes towards rent, then -- then yes. But here is no set protocol within our standards that -- hat -- in which The Satanic Temple automatically pays monthly my rent. Q. Okay. So do you take dividends? Or anything of that nature? A. No. I just stay afloat. Q. You stay afloat? A. Correct. Q. Okay. So I take -- how does this work? Do you and -- and Malcolm get together and decide what -- what is to be done? How things are to be paid? What income is to be paid out? What compensation is to be made? A. I -- I never -- I never sat with him and agreed upon a salary for the manager of -- of Salem or the part-time employees, so that's -- that's been within his purview. I'm not sure what -- what their actual -- what their actual payments are.
November 7, 2025 at 11:11 PM
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I personally get flower and use a crock pot to infuse it into butter after pre-baking the weed in the oven then use the cannabutter to make edible peanut butter cookie dough balls or filling for chocolate peanut butter cups. That way you only have to bake the weed once!
November 8, 2025 at 12:50 AM
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Ex-TST member and its former national spokesperson Jex Blackmore said something similar to Jezebel related to supposed abortion funding The Satanic Temple was pulling in.

www.jezebel.com/satanic-temp...

No financial transparency with the hundreds of thousands raised for that, either.
Beyond the legal purgatory, there’s the matter of resources in the abortion rights space: They’re desperately needed and woefully limited. TST is not only sharing information about its abortion ritual, but asking supporters to donate to its reproductive rights lawsuits and campaigns—$66 is the default donation amount, and $666 is another option—which is potentially siphoning money from, yes, abortion funds and clinics, but also groups that effectively strive to help people minimize the legal risks of self-managing their abortions. While many abortion funds, including TEA Fund, publish annual financial summaries or topline stats, TST is rarely transparent about how much money it’s raising and how it’s spending it. On June 10, it announced that it had recently raised $150,000 to “support [its] campaign efforts and grant members the tools to receive medically safe abortions.” TST’s October 2021 newsletter said it had raised $200,000. But TST doesn’t publish this financial information on its site and has not filed Form 990s with the IRS, which it’s not required to do since it’s a church. Blackmore said TST owes its supporters more. “As far as I know, TST lacks transparency in the form of public financial reporting so it is impossible to know how donated dollars are spent,” Blackmore said. “If TST wants more funding…make them prove that they are invested in the rights of pregnant people seeking an abortion rather than using them as an opportunity to turn a profit with the leftovers from their frivolous lawsuits.” TST’s lawyer said any excess funds not spent on its various litigation efforts would be used “to support its members.” Blackmore added that abortion-rights supporters should instead donate to groups “with a proven track record of success and whose funding directly supports those in need,” like abortion funds.
November 7, 2025 at 11:02 PM
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This came up in the Newsweek article, where ex-TST member "Salome DeMeur" talked about the harassment she and others received, but the instigating incident was her questioning how Doug Misicko ("Lucien Greaves") was making use of TST's general fund

www.newsweek.com/orgies-haras...
Salome DeMeur, a pseudonym for a former member based in Pensacola, Fla., said she got sidelined after asking Greaves why "he was going to sue Twitter like it was personal vendetta, but then using TST money to do so." Once she became known as a dissenter, she said, members of TST's national council threatened to out her to the Marine Corps, her employer, despite the Corps already being aware of DeMeur's religious activities. "After leaving, it was basically Scientology-lite," she told Newsweek in an email. "People were told not to talk to us. Members were trying to break up my relationship with my boyfriend. Several people were legally threatened. I know quite a few people who have refused to speak out at all because they fear legal action from TST. A few of us have been in mental health treatment since."
November 7, 2025 at 10:58 PM