Blind transgender woman seeks office in UK Parliament - NY Daily News
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Blind transgender woman seeks office in UK Parliament - NY Daily News
I'll vote for you.
the blind leading the blind springs to mind.
That is very strange. I am sure he/she/it will fit right in. Parliament is like a freakshow these days with the reptilians, the inbreds, the war criminals, and the paedo's. Heck, throw a transgender blind dude into the mix. Why not? We have come a long way as a society, anything goes in the age of enlightenment.
I support people with mentall illness, but I wouldn't vote for one who mutilated their genitals.
Shame on Labour.
Not a fan of Jewish politics I take it. ;D
There is a massive difference between the sexual glamor transvestites of old, professional dancers, cross dressers ,chicks with dicks etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by boyla
There are for real transgender people who have the mental condition where their brain lights up in the areas where the male brain does exactly, so they think male even if they are born into a female body and visa verse a.
It would be the same feeling if tomorrow you woke up in a female body and had to live in it with your thoughts.
Some in the past were fully sexual awakenings of people when they matured and some dinosaur thinkers are still around from those times who can only think of it in a sexual way.
But there are thousands of people who really do suffer it in a full gender related issue prior to any sexual attraction around maturity.
That is where years of analysis by the medical profession on three separate levels comes into play before they will allow corrective surgery to occur in western counties on young people.
Respect for those who suffer the condition is paramount to them not going suicidal.
In backwards countries like Iran they kill anyone who sees themselves this way so thousands are forced into living reverse lives its a sad trapped existence for them.
Nature slips up sometimes when compressing energy into matter and the two top religions are insane in their judgments because they both believe God doesn't make mistakes;
If they were more educated in ancient wisdom around where their writings originated from they would realize that is a separate issue and platform to the rules that apply here in the energy, mind, matter realm of existence.
Thats why later on, the main rule that had to be written in stone for them to follow was not to judge.
Miles = Brand and gets my vote.
Brand seems like a good sort and on the whole I agree with him on many issues. I just disagree on immigration as I think immigration should be controlled for the sake of the working classes who need far more support. You have immigration when you need it, not an endless pool to satiate business that wants lower wages.
They are both complete. total and utter,utter, ...................................Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
...getting what's wrong and looking for ways to make it better...
Theres 40 million of us,Big voice that makes changes and puts its money where its mouth is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
http://www.avaaz.org/en/
That is very interesting never heard of it before - community on a global scale bringing back power to the people.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreTheres 40 million of us,Big voice that makes changes and puts its money where its mouth is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Avaaz - The World in Action
We have both posted campaigns from Avaaz here before. When you have put your feet on the ground it is a good feeling to see that you are not alone, and this, though not quite the same, has the advantage of being truly global. This is why for many Brand is seen as a little irksome and actually at times a distraction, he is like the acceptable facebook Meme of protest, and those who have taken part in direct action for decades are often poo pooed as meaningless and irrelevant by his followers.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat is very interesting never heard of it before - community on a global scale bringing back power to the people.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreTheres 40 million of us,Big voice that makes changes and puts its money where its mouth is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Avaaz - The World in Action
There are some campaigns that are amazing works. Like raising funds for the disposable suits needed for Medicine san frontier doctors and staff fighting Ebola recently. With 40 million of us onboard they ask for help, but state if they wont draw on your promised amount until they reach their goal,then bang the whole lot goes to where it is meant to go in one hit. They had some issues early on running the thing but its well organized and protected now. They fight some nasty people in court too.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzWe have both posted campaigns from Avaaz here before. When you have put your feet on the ground it is a good feeling to see that you are not alone, and this, though not quite the same, has the advantage of being truly global. This is why for many Brand is seen as a little irksome and actually at times a distraction, he is like the acceptable facebook Meme of protest, and those who have taken part in direct action for decades are often poo pooed as meaningless and irrelevant by his followers.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat is very interesting never heard of it before - community on a global scale bringing back power to the people.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreTheres 40 million of us,Big voice that makes changes and puts its money where its mouth is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Avaaz - The World in Action
Sounds like sour grapes to me. Brand is managing to change peoples lives and in a direct manner. His work in support of families in London is testament to his impact and on the ability to force change. It is easy to put Brand down, but he is trying to do something. He doesn't have to, he can sit in his penthouse, preening away, but the fact that is trying to learn and is trying to do something should be commended. In that sense he is different and it is direct and meaningful thus one couldn't throw the Bono tag at him. His name also makes a difference. It shouldn't be so, but it does and it also puts him up for tremendous mockery by one of the most insidious media forces in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzWe have both posted campaigns from Avaaz here before. When you have put your feet on the ground it is a good feeling to see that you are not alone, and this, though not quite the same, has the advantage of being truly global. This is why for many Brand is seen as a little irksome and actually at times a distraction, he is like the acceptable facebook Meme of protest, and those who have taken part in direct action for decades are often poo pooed as meaningless and irrelevant by his followers.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat is very interesting never heard of it before - community on a global scale bringing back power to the people.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreTheres 40 million of us,Big voice that makes changes and puts its money where its mouth is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Avaaz - The World in Action
Brand is very aptly getting the words of Chomsky and Klein into the mainstream and putting it across in a way that is motivating young people. There is another way and Brand is helpful in articulating that. Also appropriate that you would try to have a dig at me and Brand which is ever your way and maybe why your way is a turn off. The crusty indirect go slow approach has failed in so many ways and action needs to be vibrant, direct, and bringing everyone down helps no-one. 'Ooh, he's divisive, Chomsky is a cunt, Brand a show off, miles...such a mood killer etc' You don't seem to like any people with opinions or concerns. For all my faults, at least I can recognise some of the good these people are doing.
I am also not an activist myself, I think you sometimes fail to understand that I work and live overseas trying to put food on my plate and so unlike those with time on their hands and celebrity money to spend, I am unlikely to ever get on the streets of London. I made my choices and live with them. However, I do my best to stay informed and wish you all well in your attempts to overcome tyranny.
Edit: When I say the 'good these people are doing' I do not mean for myself to be included on the list. As great, profound and glorious as I am, my expertise is not in the field of activism. I simply have a penchant for pedagogic grammar.