u/Peanutbutternjelly_

▲ 203 r/FoxBrain

You really need to watch Ashley St. Claire on TikTok if you haven't already

Ashley St. Claire has fully turned against MAGA and is now on our side, and she admits she harmed the trans community. She's on TikTok and is sharing many interesting stories; some are surprising while others aren't.

One of the more interesting stories has been about the affair between DC Draino and Anna Paulina Luna. She also verified that there are tons of drugs, cosmetic procedures, and sex going around MAGA (which we already knew but she verified).

She also did tons of work with Benny Johnson, and she said she believes he's a psycho or at least has some sort of personality disorder. A main reason being that she said he would scream at her and other employees until the point where they cried.

Ashley said she's working on a video where she has all the receipts on Benny.

There's so much more that I could put on here, but it would take too long; just go look at her page.

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u/Peanutbutternjelly_ — 4 days ago
▲ 507 r/Feminism

I just want to say that I fully support people deciding not to have kids, and the majority of childfree people are completely normal; it's just this vocal minority in that community is what's causing the problem. I just feel like the misogyny within the childfree community is being given too much of a pass, and sometimes stuff in the childfree movement is really just misogyny, sometimes in the disguise as fake feminism.

Recently the debate of having childfree apartments has started on TikTok.

I saw a video from a black man who made some pretty valid points about how things like childfree apartments will lead to discrimination regarding things like age, class, gender, sex, and race.

It causes class issues by causing things like rent to skyrocket and housing to become more scarce. The idea of having entirely separate grocery stores also sounds crazy. I have heard people saying they want childfree grocery stores or at least shopping hours. Even separate shopping hours sounds ridiculous. People need to plan grocery shopping around their schedules, so wanting the store to change their hours just for you and cause a massive inconvenience to others sounds so crazy and self-centered. Since so many women have to take their kids grocery shopping wanting to change the hours or have separate stores also feels like misogyny.

It will also cause discrimination against women, particularly women of color due to the stereotypes about them having multiple kids with different men.

Another way it causes discrimination against women is because women are often the ones doing most of the childcare, so that means many of the fathers will go to those childfree spaces while the mom is stuck with the kids, and sometimes when you point this out, there are childfree people who blame the mother for being with the dad. In other words they victim blame, and some of the people who do this claim to be feminists.

There's a lot of mom shaming going on in that community. They claim to be critiquing parents, but in reality a lot of them are just going after moms.

They don't even have kids and they're trying to give out parenting advice. Having been a kid doesn't make you qualified to give out parenting advice to actual parents and it doesn't make you more qualified than them because the parents have also been kids, and some legit parenting things don't make sense from a kid's perspective. I've heard many people say stuff like, "I used to think I knew everything about parenting until I had kids."

Even if they work with kids, their advice needs to be limited to their knowledge in that field and they need to go by some sort of Goldwater Rule as a professional because one video or incident isn't going to give them the full story between a parent and a child.

Dealing with annoying kids from time to time just comes along with being a part of a society. If they're not your responsibility you can just ignore them and go about your day in many instances. Most of the time the parents are working to solve the problem anyways, at least that's what I've seen.

What sucks is that a lot of this misogyny is coming from other women. I saw once person say that anyone who looks into pregnancy and childbirth is smart enough not to do it, and she basically called pregnant people and people who either want or have kids stupid.

Just because you don't see the appeal of motherhood, that doesn't mean other women won't, and you don't have a right to put them down for it.

Again, I think most childfree people are normal. It's just this vocal minority who's really getting on my nerves and they seem to be gaining momentum.

This misogyny needs to be addressed.

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u/Peanutbutternjelly_ — 17 days ago

It seems as if there are some investigations being done over some Hospice fraud. We all know that in these programs there can be SOME cases of fraud.

However, we also know that when MAGA claims that they're fighting fraud, waste, and abuse in a cer6gvtain area we all know it's code for "we don't like this program so we want to get rid of by claiming that it's all fraud."

First conservatives fail these patients and their families by making healthcare inaccessible for many and making research difficult. Now, they're wanting to make the end of these patients' lives even harder by getting rid of comfort care.

This investigative group being "Vance-led" should tell you all you need to know of the danger hospice is being placed in.

We all know that companies just see these patients as a waste because they can't work and they need care.

u/Peanutbutternjelly_ — 19 days ago