Sunday Reads, Etc.

It is only the right-leaning, or even the far-right media outlets like Canada's Rebel Media, that are even talking about the infamous Jonathan/Jessica Yaniv.  "No true Scotsman" seems to be the sole argument by anybody else trying to explain away the fact he is typical of the male trans.  Here is a video by Rebel Media from the other day trying to explain who this guy is.

There is lots of discussion on various boards about the latest encounter between Yaniv and his mother, and a person from Rebel Media.
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Jeffrey Epstein wasn't closely monitored and was left alone at the time he killed himself.
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This was a murder-suicide by a likely abuser, not a problem with medical bills.

There are alternatives, including filing for bankruptcy.
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The reason is obvious why prostitution should NEVER be legal, and that is because women and girls are not things to be bought and sold.
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Queer theory is evil, evil, evil shit:

Queer theory was built on the philosophical traditions known as poststructuralism and postmodernism. Michel Foucault was the founding father of this new way of conceptualising reality and the human condition.6 Tamsin Spargo has claimed that Foucault’s ‘analysis of the interrelationships of knowledge, power and sexuality was the most important intellectual catalyst of queer theory.7 Similarly, Margaret A. McLaren has asserted that ‘Foucualt’s work has been foundational to queer theory’.8 Foucault advanced the idea that power is relational and ubiquitous. Rather than being dictated from above and unilateral Foucault claimed that power and prohibition was moveable and pervasive, being constructed through discourse. As Jane Clare Jones has explained, Foucault suggested ‘that discursive regimes — as regimes of power/ knowledge — produce the subjects they purport to describe’.9

In practice, this means that the harm of rape, for example, is how we discursively construct a victim and an offender rather than the physical act of rape itself. Furthermore, Foucault posited that the notion that fundamental or real structures underpinned events or materials such as texts was a fallacy. Foucault’s re-conceptualisation of the triad of discourse, power and knowledge entailed a re-thinking of resistance. Transgression of norms, and in particular sexual norms, became the only response to punishment and classification, which would, in Foucauldian thinking, challenge oppression and power. Although Foucault’s challenge to heteronormative dominance was a welcomed intervention, the extension of his idea that all norms are bad and freeing repressed deviant sexualities is good in and of itself poses serious problems.

It is just fucking degenerate. Moreover, since it advocates for crimes against children, law enforcement should be involved and people who peddle this shit in academia be investigated.

Gayle Rubin is another academic degenerate who should be investigated by authorities.
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