So the left is afraid of the universal truth of equality in the sense that we all share the same human spirit, whether we are white or black or asian or hispanic. But oh yeah, white people are actually all white supremacists, so....

Biden is already on the stairway to hell.

I am so concerned about the future of this country, and about how much life will get worse in places less fortunate than where I grew up.

I am trans and nonbinary. Ask me anything. I was born female. Right now, I am very wimpy in athletics. I was always bad with body movements as a child. But if I have the time to do so, I want to learn how to exercise my body more effectively. I would consider it an honor to compete in male sports, since that would be the pinnacle of achievement for me. Ask me anything.

But for now, I am in that messy in between phase because I really, really don't socially and culturally fit in with the other women.

As a real Asian American, I am offended by Kamala's clown cackle.

I feel bad for Biden's dog. Biden's dog lost their innocence by virtue of being around PedoJoe in the wrong place at the wrong time on the wrong day.

This is actually very offensive. As an Asian nonbinary trans person, I am offended that a fellow Asian would assume such bizarrely false intentions and false thinking styles for people of European descent. I am offended by the racism from somebody of my own race.

Richard Grenell is based!

Fantastic! As an Asian american nonbinary trans person, I too want to exercise my 2A rights. Gun ownership is what makes us American, unlike the cucked and nanny state Europeans. Since mental health is a big part of my story, I won't be owning a firearm until I feel confident in myself and able to handle my mental illness as things go. Until I reach that good level of self-control, I won't be owning a firearm.

They should add Lenin and Mao to this.

I am telling you. this stupid coof is a scamdemic created from the media hysteria, and that's it.

Biden is just bidin' his time. You all know what will happen to him.

We live in an age of information warfare. Agreed that the vaccine will allow the globalists to put mind control neurotransmitters (the equivalent of software for computer operating systems) directly into our brains. and watch for this. we will be needing the coronavirus "vaccine" every year so that they can update us with an annual dose of neurotransmitters.

Thanks so much for that great advice. I will take a look at these people’s life stories.

I watched the interview on Telegram. I don’t think that was the real Donald Trump speaking. I think the recording was a deep fake. Donald Trump would not be promoting the vaccine. The vaccine can potentially genetically engineer us, since it uses mRNA to alter our DNA. I chatted with a friend who majored in biology, and the vaccine delivers mRNA into your cells so that the cell manufactures the spike protein, and so the spike grows out of the surface of the cell. Then that triggers the immune system to respond to destroy your cell. The whole purpose of the vaccine is to trigger a cytokines storm. That’s why so many people can die from the vaccine and experience so many negative effects from it.

Thanks so much for your positive feedback. I knew that I would reap rewards by being honest and expecting the best from others. Especially considering that some users happen to feel concerned about the impact that LGBTQ would have on the social order (especially on children and the process of socializing kids, having community values, and seeing that children develop normally), that straight-ness and heterosexual-ness would gradually disappear, that families could be threatened by LGBTQ, that society is devoting too much unnecessary political and public attention to what would best be personal and private, and that the world is so unfriendly to straight people today (since our media culture really prioritizes difference and diversity above all else so the people who just hold their heads down and to the right thing feel like they are being ignored and getting no recognition, and since we are all confused why the media would recognize those who play to the whims of difference and diversity to such an extreme degree). I felt that way in the past as well, until I realized that the language of transgender/asexual/whatever you want to call it gives me a language to truly make sense of my mental health journey and incorporate that into my personal story. Now I am able to explain what I went through without needing to memorize the DSM5. I agree that this transgender/asexual/whatever you want to call it is just a characteristic of mine and not all of me. For that reason alone, it was very important for me to journal about this and get it out, since keeping it all in will only trigger more dysphoria and depression.

Yeah, I was overthinking it, and it does read like a rant. Basically, I am saying that I have a serious mental illness, that it came way before I decided to become nonbinary, that my mental illness afflicted me during the formative years of my life (right after high school graduation), that I understand that I can do a lot of things to compensate for my past and be more than my past, and that my parents believe that downplaying my mental illness will be the most beneficial for me. However, because the mental afflicted me during the most formative years of my life - right when I was about to begin college - I cannot help but to realize that my mental health journey is the most constitutive component of my identity. And yet, during the course of my mental illness before I first got treatment, I did so much embarrassing, horrible, and negative stuff. Up until I came out as nonbinary, I literally dissociated from my childhood and my own personal memories for so long. I just so hated myself, and I felt trapped by my misadventures and indiscretions. I was filled with shame, insecurity, and self-loathing. I knew that I couldn't be adequately Christian or adequately a woman because of the stuff that I put my body through. So now, to put the past behind, I am coming out as nonbinary. My family and my parents have already move on, but for me, it will take identifying as a different gender to actually move on. Plus, I really think my family and my parents fail to realize just how much of a blow the mental illness is to my sense of self and personal perception of my life trajectory. All of this happened during my college years. I feel like it will take a different gender identity for my family and my parents to truly know how I am doing on the inside. I want to be true to myself and to be honest with myself. Being honest with myself means that I accept my struggles with mental illness for what they are, being honest with myself means that I create my identity so that it validates my never-ending quest to find escape, and being honest with myself means that I will be able to truly be authentic and transparent with people from the very beginning. I feel that a nontraditional gender identity allows me to fulfill all of these goals.

Pathetic!

I identify with Ellen, actually. I am nonbinary, and I just reached this realization over the past 48 hours. Here is the thing that you have to understand about me. I am a woman with a mental illness, and a very serious one at that. I want to be able to tell my story honestly and powerfully without needing to memorize everything about the DSM5. I understand that it is important for me to get therapy, and I am doing just that. But then, my story and the arch of my life is just so painful and so inexplicable due to my mental illness. I just hate myself, and I just feel inadequate in all contexts. I am a Christian, and I was baptized. But my baptism never prevented me from doing all of the horrible things that I did during the course of my mental illness. I want to take responsibility for myself, and I am just a college student. But I've been hospitalized five times already, and after each time, I just see more and more very sick people with my same mental illness taking tons of medication, and they are all older than me. So now I really am in a big crisis of confidence, and I don't know what the future holds for me. I myself am taking a little medication, and I am in the process of learning to live with a mental illness. I just want to be normal, but my story already marks me as someone who can never be normal due to my personal history. And when I am actually honest with myself, I know that I will never ever be able to be normal. And the gender binary just forces me to go into hiding. I am a woman at birth, but then again, I know zero women in my family and in my immediate community (people of the same background as me from my high school years) who are of my race and going through the same stuff that I am going through. In fact, the women in my family believe that downplaying the significance that the mental illness and my past indiscretions and misadventures would have on my life trajectory is the best way to move forward. I agree with them that in terms of the actions that I do, I can definitely make a new life for myself. But then you also have to understand that I am dealing with intense emptiness and worthlessness on the inside, no matter what I do. And I feel that way especially when I do something positive and good for others, since I know that on the inside I will never truly love myself for that. And my family and the people in my immediate community (those people of the same background as me) will never truly understand what I am going through, since they believe that there is no reason for me to feel this way. What hurts me the most is that my family can't truly relate to me in a way that makes sense to me, and that I cannot truly communicate with my family without mistakenly assuming the worst intentions from them, even though they intend the best for me. I guess when I was younger, I was even worse mentally and emotionally than I am right now as a college student who is seeking help. And I guess old habits are hard to break. Anyway it almost feels as if the only way for my family and for people to recognize the extent of my shame, insecurity, and self-loathing would be for me to be nonbinary. Otherwise, definitely nobody will understand, but if I am nonbinary and truly making a statement, then maybe people will understand the emptiness inside of me. And additionally, now I can incorporate my mental health journey more seamlessly into my identity. Having my identity reflect my mental health journey is so important because all of the stuff started to unravel right after I graduated high school, and my five hospitalizations over the past 4 or so years has definitely battered my sense of self. I feel like I need to be nonbinary as opposed to a woman because I feel like that's the only way that would allow others to truly know me, since I myself am deeply aware of what harms and ruins will befall me if I feel as if I am living a life in hiding from my true self.

This is designed to give Biden’s team a reason to remove him by the 25.

Eewww

China is a socially conservative society, but let’s not jump the gun. If you want to own a gun, if you are a Christian, or if you joke about President Xi and point out government incompetence, they can jail you and deny you access to transportation, housing, shopping for necessities, and even medical care.

Black on Asian crime is quite serious.

Got to say the poor guy does look like a Potato, and I sort of pity him, since he is suffering from unbelievable elder abuse.

The White house is now officially a nursing home.

They used Floyd and took advantage of his death to spread their systemic racism narrative because the circumstances of his death checked all of the boxes.

I want to learn more about the life that Floyd lived. I am tired of hearing about his death. The slaves were emancipated because the abolitionists appealed to their decency, humanity, reasonableness, and spiritual faith, which were all incompatible with the vicious, inhuman, brutal, and satanic practice of enslavement. Emmett Till’s murder unleashed the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s because Emmett Till was just a student trying to visit his family in the South when he got killed. Check Wikipedia, and you can learn all about Emmett Till’s life.

But even now, we know very little about George Floyd’s life. Even worse, his family and his community have no means to privately grieve and find consolation and resolution as a community. And now people will only remember Floyd for how he died, not for how he lived.