Some people thinks it’s close-minded of me to reject Drag Queen Story hour. Let’s take a closer look at what it is. LibsOfTikTok posted a short clip of an organised school Drag Queen event in North Carolina College.

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Here’s some thought-provoking comments from ZeroHedge on the story.

Misesmissesme notes:

We just want to be allowed to get married. That’s where it will end. We swear.

Halcyon1987 strays further down the rabbit hole:

Yep. LGBTQIA+…

Next comes the Z and the P (zoophilia and you know what for the P…). I sincerely hope it does not get to that point but after that comes the N  (necrophilia).

Dude give it 10 years and you will have trans weirdo zoomers banging dead baby giraffes (P + Z + N) on only fans for 6 figures a year and the society will be so degraded and de-moralized that they’ll mock you as a “weirdo” and a “prude” if you call out the degeneracy 🤣🤣🤣

Boringuseername observes:

I’m watching from another nation also and it is so weird to see a nation subverted with the good powerless basically to stop a hostile takeover.

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Apparently a Norwegian feminist Christina Ellingsen is facing jailtime for complaining about a trans man (now identifying as a woman) heading a lesbian rights organisation.

Under an article about the unfortunate Ellingsen’s plight, forensicator shared a very amusing story:

The old man walks into a bar and sits down and orders a beer.

The bartender serves his beer then asks him,

“So what do you do?”

The old man answers, “Well sir I’m a cowboy.”

“Wow”, said the bartender,

“What exactly does a cowboy do?”

“Well sir I work on a ranch all day, I ride horses, and heard cattle, I take care of the land and all the animals on the ranch.”

“That’s very interesting said the bartender.”

Some time went by and a beautiful woman walks into the bar, sits down next to the cowboy and orders a drink.

Continue reading Is Christina Ellingsen a Cowboy? at uncoy.

Some argue these stories are just the product of silly reporters. There’s certainly enough of those chasing the bandwagon of public opinion. But behind many of the false stories, there’s something more sinister at work: deliberately misinforming the public to win later in the opinion polls.

VK explains how public opinion became the justification for policies which were pre-fabricated:

There’s an objective explanation for that.

In the 1920s (or 30s), far-rightist Karl Popper coined the concept of “public opinion”. This would become a hallmark of Western Civilization in the post-war.

The public opinion theory states that the masses don’t have an opinion for themselves or, if they have, it is sculpting/flexible. The dominant classes can, therefore, guide the masses like a shepherd, to its will.

Friedrich von Hayek – a colleague of Popper and father of British neoliberalism (the man behind Thatcher) – then developed on the issue, by proposing the institutionalization of public opinion.

Continue reading Perils of the silly fairy tales of the Mass Media at uncoy.