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I'm sorry I'm going fucking insane over trans people in sports issues the anti trans crowd has lost the fucking plot and then has the audacity to act like its the trannies who are ridiculous

I used to be of the "well the sports issue isn't really important to me its w/e I just don't want it to be a gateway into other transphobia" but oh my fucking god we are so far gone. The fencing shit is sending me over the edge. What the fuck.

I can't even articulate my words so I'm just going to tell a story in screenshots

I am so fucking tired of being gaslit about this

I'm also still so fucking pissed that we have to include "ooo the trans fencer only finished in X place" because its a reminder that trans women will never be allowed to excel at anything in the public eye without being cut down. Fuck OFF

Also, and this needs to be reiterated as much as possible, fencing is a commonly mixed gender sport and so was this event. I fenced for years and everybody fought everybody. Hell, if you take a longsword class, everybody fights everybody!

If you can't find estrogen, kinning the girl you all ate together and using her to girlmode and experience her lesbian awakening works too

some people are dodging the point so hard. like yes shaunas the "bad guy", shes the one who wants people dead (and maybe lottie too ig) but this story has always been about why its even possible for that to matter. shes literally just one person so why dont they all just refuse to participate? nat does, repeatedly, but no one stands with her so lottie and shauna get what they want. we saw that shauna literally backed down when tai stood up to her, she isnt some unstoppable force.

this is and has always been about passive violence. how being silent in the face of violence, not actively standing up and saying "No" is complicity. tai and van rigging the cards so it will be the "outsider" who gets hunted is complicity. it is commentary on how we allow "fringe" members of our communities to be cast out, othered, hunted, because we're too afraid for ourselves to stand in solidarity with them. but then in the end when the violence comes for you or your friend or your family theres no one left to stand with you because you abandoned those "others" who could have stood with you. shauna and lottie only have the power that the girls give them by being passively complicit in a similar way to how shauna was complicit in tai's plan for allie in the pilot. and so it goes again and again. they all ostracised jackie, watched javi drown, let shauna intimidate and lottie lead them to vote against ben. this show is literally inspired by twin peaks, a story in which an entire town is found to be complict in the murder of a girl they all snubbed every possible opportunity to save. the point is not that shauna is the villian but rather that she is only able to hurt people because the others have created an environment that indulges her worst impulses.

also the characters themselves show the same bias that i’m seeing in a lot of critiques, they only judge the others/themselves by the active choices they make.

natalie was judged for killing ben, even though everyone in camp sat around and watched him slowly die. they all made him suffer, who got the blame for it in the end?

jackie went outside to sleep in the cold and no one went to see her? not a single person went out there to sit with her for 5 minutes? and then shauna obviously blames herself, because she actively shouted jackie into the cold. nevermind the fact that everyone else watched it happen.

the trial was poorly written so i can see it getting glazed over but everyone stood there and watched shauna intimidate specific people to get them to raise their hand. if you’re not going to do something at that point you’ve handed your autonomy away. do you think anyone had relief when shauna did that? when she took the burden of actively choosing away from them?

i would argue that the wilderness itself is the scapegoat for their passive actions. the wilderness chose javi, so all of us standing here and watching him drown had nothing to do with it. we can eat his flesh and be absolved of blame.

the wilderness chose tai to kill coach ben so we can all stand here and watch it happen. the wilderness chose mari so all i can do is stand here and wait for shauna to hunt her down.

and now we’re here, too many passive choices into it to do anything but let it happen. “it wasn’t me, i didn’t want to do it!” like it matters, she’s dead.

they’re all dead, and you watched it happen.

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it. it ends in 50 years…..horse is fucking eternal

Let’s keep the post circulating for 50 years it’ll be great when we’re all in the old folks home

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the fact. that i can't have sources and additional images of these dogs is driving me to insanity, every single one of them is so good, and so deserving of their own post oh my god

they're both about to learn that two things can be true

the dan and phil experience really is being so painfully terribly fond of them at the same time you're absolutely horrified by every word that's coming out of their mouths

Ask yourself: what’s good about this moment right now? Is the sun out? Can you hear birds? Are you drinking coffee? Can you smell freshly cut grass? Is your bed soft and warm? These little things are oh so precious and yet seem so arbitrary.