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  • Okokok

    Let's assume that Khelif is taking androgen enhancers (she doesn't look like it given her shoulders but for the sake of argument).

    Are Republicans unaware that women can gear up for bodybuilding without being trans? Are they unaware that butch lesbians exist?

    Just like cishet men can choose to get eyeliner permanently tattooed on without being trans? Are they unaware that metrosexuals exist?

  • I'm shocked, honestly. Shapiro is the canonical post-Clinton Democrat, all the consent manufacturers were clearly pulling for him.

    As one of the leftmost members of the D voting coalition its a strange feeling to not be getting continuously shat upon.

  • What you need to understand is that India has a rigid caste system based on inheritance just like the US does; there was one already there in a lot of places and the britishers codified the hell out of it.

    Many upper class Indian people don't see a conflict with white supremacy because they come from, and benefit from, the exact same system.

    Somebody like Vivek Ramaswamy, for example. He looks like a dude with dark skin to a generic American. But that combination of names is a giveaway that he's a Tamil Brahmin; once you see his nose and forehead you have a pretty good guess of what his ancestral temple allegiance is; this all happens automatically for people from India (I am not but was married into a Tam-Bram family for 20 years and I picked it up myself).

    I'm not saying that this is determinative of political stances; I know plenty of democratic voting upper crust Indians. But somebody like Usha Vance or Vivek Ramaswamy looks in the mirror and sees a Brahmin, which is the equivalent of me looking in the mirror and seeing a white person. They do not perceive themselves as a "minority".