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Unhinged liberal woman says if she sees your kid in an ICE costume, she'll "cuss your b*tch-ass out" and teach your kid a lesson in what's right and wrong. What would you do if a woman approached your child and did this??

Unhinged liberal woman says if she sees your kid in an ICE costume, she'll "cuss your b*tch-ass out" and teach your kid a lesson in what's right and wrong. What would you do if a woman approached your child and did this??

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"So are we canceling Shane Gillis? Or are we waiting for him to say one more derogatory thing about women??" This 18-second video says so much about the mentality driving online outrage culture, largely driven by leftist women. She might not have even cared about what Shane Gillis said had she not seen a mob of angry women in her algorithm losing their minds over it. But that was her cue - if they're mad, I'm mad. Then comes the next question: Are we canceling him? What's the plan? And that's what makes this mentality so fascinating. It's not just about being told what to think. For these women deeply invested in outrage culture, anger is the glue holding their entire social circle together. Their friendships, their sense of belonging, and even their identities are totally wrapped up in collective outrage alongside women they've never met and wouldn't recognize in a crowd. Rage isn't just their identity. It's their lifeline. And walking away from it could mean losing the very community they've come to depend on. So they fall in line, because questioning the mob risks being cast out of it. That's the tragic side of groupthink - when belonging becomes more important than independent thought, people willingly surrender their own judgment, willing to do whatever the crowd wants, regardless of if it even makes sense. The irony is that they call it empowerment, even though they're constantly waiting for someone to tell them what their opinion is.

"So are we canceling Shane Gillis? Or are we waiting for him to say one more derogatory thing about women??" This 18-second video says so much about the mentality driving online outrage culture, largely driven by leftist women. She might not have even cared about what Shane Gillis said had she not seen a mob of angry women in her algorithm losing their minds over it. But that was her cue - if they're mad, I'm mad. Then comes the next question: Are we canceling him? What's the plan? And that's what makes this mentality so fascinating. It's not just about being told what to think. For these women deeply invested in outrage culture, anger is the glue holding their entire social circle together. Their friendships, their sense of belonging, and even their identities are totally wrapped up in collective outrage alongside women they've never met and wouldn't recognize in a crowd. Rage isn't just their identity. It's their lifeline. And walking away from it could mean losing the very community they've come to depend on. So they fall in line, because questioning the mob risks being cast out of it. That's the tragic side of groupthink - when belonging becomes more important than independent thought, people willingly surrender their own judgment, willing to do whatever the crowd wants, regardless of if it even makes sense. The irony is that they call it empowerment, even though they're constantly waiting for someone to tell them what their opinion is.

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🚨 Leftist woman SHOCKED that men are victims too!! Myron Gaines faces off with a white liberal woman over the Cornell 7 case, and she insists that women are perpetual victims, forced to live in constant fear of men. Lib: "Everyone should be angry about the Cornell 7 and things like that, because you shouldn't want to live in a world where things like that happen." She then asks the women in the crowd to raise their hands if they've ever been afraid to walk home at night for fear of being raped. Predictably, most hands go up, and she thinks she's just delivered her mic-drop moment. But then Myron introduces some statistics she clearly wasn't prepared for. Myron: "Do you understand that men are far more likely to be the victim of violent crimes than women are?" Lib: "Where did you get that information?" Myron: "That is a fact! Men are absolutely, overwhelmingly more likely to -" Lib: "Is that true???" Well, here's what the statistics say: ➡️ According to FBI homicide data from 2024, approximately 77% of murder victims were men. And according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, men and women experienced roughly equal numbers of nonfatal violent crime incidents that year. Women are disproportionately victims of sexual violence - but men are overwhelmingly the victims of homicide, robbery and aggravated assault. Yes, ladies. Men are victims, too. Yet this women was clearly under the impression that victimhood is exclusively female, and that the data would prove violence is entirely one-sided. She never stopped to think about how absolutely insane and delusional that belief is. 💥 The victimhood narrative has truly convinced liberal women that suffering is exclusively female, and men exist primarily to inflict it. 💥 Yes, rape and violence against women are horrific. Nobody is arguing otherwise. But if women deserve attention every time they're harmed - there should be outrage when men are assaulted, robbed, or murdered as well. Acknowledging male victims doesn't diminish female victims. But refusing to acknowledge them absolutely diminishes men - and it turns women into exactly the people they claim to be against. And here's the irony of it all: These women pride themselves on being empowered, independent, educated, and compassionate, yet they're so consumed by their own perceived oppression that acknowledging someone else's suffering is a threat to their own - so they choose to pretend it's not a thing. That's not empowerment. It's selective empathy masquerading as enlightenment. It's blatant narcissism trying to pass as compassion.

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"My affair is the best thing that I've done." This woman embodies everything wrong with the mindset of far too many modern women. She had every opportunity - good schools, sports teams, a good man to marry, a successful career in medicine, and so much more. Yet, of all the choices she's made in her life, the one she celebrates as her BEST choice... is the ultimate betrayal of someone she promised would always be able to trust her. She even goes on to suggest that God used this mistake for good in her life. Yes, God can help us turn our mistakes into lessons that make us better people. But she's practically selling her decision to cheat on her husband as though God inspired her to do it in the first place. The complete moral inversion we're witnessing among these modern women is insane. Good is bad. Bad is good. Evil is moral. And sin is no longer something to repent of, but something to brag about and encourage others to do. And the only time they seem truly happy is when everything revolves around themselves. From women living in poverty with next to nothing to those handed every opportunity on a silver platter - nothing brings them satisfaction unless what they're doing is entirely focused on themselves. Even the expectation of considering someone else's needs or making the slightest personal sacrifice is seen as oppression. And the only path to freedom, apparently, is to look inward and put themselves first 100% of the time. It's a mindset that's the polar opposite of the values that have brought generations of women their greatest joy and fulfillment. Now, these women are blatant psychopathic narcissists, dragging as many women down with them as they possibly can.

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A teacher responds to the one who broke down in tears because his class of High School seniors couldn't read the material, or write a basic sentence. As a middle school teacher she confirms what he said, and lays out the horrifying truth - kids are actually being DENIED the tools they need to learn. When she tried to get a variety of reading materials approved, she faced nothing but obstacles. "Here's the thing - literature is meant to provoke and inspire and encourage; it is meant to challenge the way that you think. If you only ever are exposed to viewpoints that perfectly match what you think, you will not grow into an articulate, well educated, critical thinking individual." Then she drives the point home with what so many of us have seen for years - "I'm starting to think that that's what people want. I don't think we can blame children for being stupid when we deny them resources that expand their mind." There IS an intentional effort to dumb down the education system because kids who aren't challenged grow into adults that are easy to manipulate and control. The evidence is there. Young people in particular are accepting of some of the most evil, destructive ideas known to humankind - and the only way to achieve that is to filter their "education" through an oppressor vs oppressive lens, and then train them to believe that anyone or anything that challenges their worldview is not only dangerous, those ideas and the people who believe them must be eliminated. This is intentional.

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🚨 Teacher CRIES because she can't talk politics with her students... A teacher breaks down crying in her car because she feels she's being silenced - all because she isn't allowed to share her personal political views with her students. "Ya know what the most frustrating thing about being a teacher is... The thing I'm struggling with the most is that I have so much to say about the current state of our country, and the current state of... everything... and I feel like I can't say any of it. Like, to feel like my job silences me is my biggest frustration at this moment - because I don't want there to be any mystery on where I stand..." The real problem is that she seems to have a hard time accepting that she can't make everything about her. Wanting to share her political views in school is about how SHE feels, how SHE wants to spend classroom time, and how SHE wants to use her students as a captive audience - kids who can't simply get up and leave when she decides to go on a political rant. They HAVE to listen. THEY are the ones who are silenced in these situations. Her personal feelings and political opinions are being placed above the needs of the very students she's supposed to be teaching. These kids aren't in school to hear what their teacher is angry about that day. Your job is to educate them, help them develop academically, and prepare them for the future - not turn their learning time into your personal therapy session because you can't cope with your feelings about the President. Rant about your feelings on your own time, to your own friends and family - at least, those you haven't already cut out of your life for daring to disagree with you. And maybe that's why she feels the need to vent to her students. Perhaps there's no one left in her personal life willing to put up with her unhinged political rants, so she's turned to an audience that doesn't have the option of walking away.

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Homeschool your kids.

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