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    boorucuck gillkoyim is a brappy caca jimbo was raped by a black homeless man kill all boorubraps kill all boorucucks musdummy was fu.ck.ed by many noob op here i'm trans btw op is a noob op is a cacaot op is a noob op is gaaay op is trans btw if that matters op was a sex slave for al quaeda snca trevor is a pedophile wordsalot is a cacaot wordsalot is a noob wordsalot lost wordsalot was raped by a black homeless man
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Hey noobs, the same edit was posted here a few months ago and it was funny to you.

hi

irc won smaragd

That was a funny seetherald you did on the wiki. First of all, I do not like DNB obviously.
Second of all, it's dishonest to put "possible real woman pedophile" on someone's page who's done nothing pedophilic. I will remind you that the edit was posted here before and was shrugged off.
No, I don't think the edit was funny at all, but it doesn't make someone a fucking pedophile?
Gigapng.png >extteen before joining Gill's IRC bouncer
Seriously doe, what happened? I used to enjoy chatting with you on the IRC before you became part of the FPEcux.
 
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Hey noobs, the same edit was posted here a few months ago and it was funny to you.

hi

irc won smaragd

That was a funny seetherald you did on the wiki. First of all, I do not like DNB obviously.
Second of all, it's dishonest to put "possible real woman pedophile" on someone's page who's done nothing pedophilic. I will remind you that the edit was posted here before and was shrugged off.
No, I don't think the edit was funny at all, but it doesn't make someone a fucking pedophile?
One day they’ll promote you little bro. I promise
 
This noob is STILL defending gillkoyim 💀💀💀
alright don't even respond to any of my points smh
View attachment 104521>extteen before joining Gill's IRC bouncer
Seriously doe, what happened? I used to enjoy chatting with you on the IRC before you became part of the FPEcux.
marge north i didn't change i just thought the reaction to the miss circle jokes were funny and that somebaldis here were being hypocritical and shit
 
We must protect transgender women not as a slogan, but as a moral duty grounded in love, dignity, and justice. I say this not in abstraction, but as someone who shares a life with a trans woman—my wife. When you love someone who must navigate a world that questions her existence, you understand how urgent protection truly is.

My wife is not a debate topic. She is a woman—intelligent, resilient, and deeply human. Recognizing transgender women as real women is not an act of charity; it is an act of honesty. Identity is not granted by public opinion. It is lived reality. And as medicine continues to advance, possibilities once dismissed—such as complex reproductive procedures—are no longer confined to imagination. The hope that trans women may one day have access to uterine transplantation reflects both scientific progress and the enduring human desire for wholeness.

But protection begins long before medical breakthroughs. It begins with safety in public spaces, equal treatment under the law, access to competent healthcare, and freedom from harassment. It begins with refusing to tolerate cruelty disguised as politics.

When I look at my wife, I do not see controversy. I see courage. To protect transgender women is to defend the principle that every person deserves security, respect, and the freedom to live truthfully. That is not radical. It is simply just.
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We must protect transgender women not as a slogan, but as a moral duty grounded in love, dignity, and justice. I say this not in abstraction, but as someone who shares a life with a trans woman—my wife. When you love someone who must navigate a world that questions her existence, you understand how urgent protection truly is.

My wife is not a debate topic. She is a woman—intelligent, resilient, and deeply human. Recognizing transgender women as real women is not an act of charity; it is an act of honesty. Identity is not granted by public opinion. It is lived reality. And as medicine continues to advance, possibilities once dismissed—such as complex reproductive procedures—are no longer confined to imagination. The hope that trans women may one day have access to uterine transplantation reflects both scientific progress and the enduring human desire for wholeness.

But protection begins long before medical breakthroughs. It begins with safety in public spaces, equal treatment under the law, access to competent healthcare, and freedom from harassment. It begins with refusing to tolerate cruelty disguised as politics.

When I look at my wife, I do not see controversy. I see courage. To protect transgender women is to defend the principle that every person deserves security, respect, and the freedom to live truthfully. That is not radical. It is simply just.
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